Investigation into improved pavement curing materials and techniques : part 1 (phases I and II).

Wang, Kejin; Cable, James K.; Zhi, Ge

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Investigation into improved pavement curing materials and techniques : part 1 (phases I and II).

2002-04-01
By Wang, Kejin ; Cable, James K. ; Zhi, Ge

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Wang, Kejin ; Cable, James K. ; Zhi, Ge
Corporate Creators:

Iowa State University. Center for Transportation Research and Education
Corporate Contributors:

Iowa. Dept. of Transportation ; Iowa. Highway Research Board
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Publication/ Report Number:

Iowa DOT project TR-451;CTRE project 00-77
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Iowa
Edition:

Final report.
Corporate Publisher:

Iowa State University. Center for Transportation Research and Education
Abstract:

Concrete curing is closely related to cement hydration, microstructure development, and concrete ; performance. Application of a liquid membrane-forming curing compound is among the most widely ; used curing methods for concrete pavements and bridge decks. Curing compounds are economical, easy ; to apply, and maintenance free. However, limited research has been done to investigate the effectiveness ; of different curing compounds and their application technologies. No reliable standard testing method is ; available to evaluate the effectiveness of curing, especially of the field concrete curing.
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